How can I get a court order to prevent my ex-husband from picking my son up from school?
You would need to file a petition in court. Recommend you retain local counsel to do this for you.
Augusta, GA
Military law Lawyer at Augusta, GA
Practice Areas: Military Law
You would need to file a petition in court. Recommend you retain local counsel to do this for you.
I am not sure what your question is, but this is fairly standard lease language.
An offer can be withdrawn until it is accepted. Respectfully, it sounds like you are in over your head. You need counsel.
You should run fast from any 24 year old who has "feelings" for you and wants to fondle you.
You need to retain counsel in your area to file a petition for custody on your behalf in court.
No it is not.
Given your emotional state, I would submit that the best response is no response. Don't play along and it will go away.
If he continues to receive benefits based on the false pretense that he did not have a pre-existing injury then yes he should be worried.
As previously noted in response to this question, you need to consult with a military law attorney and have them advise you.
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